Just grow these plants on a rooftop terrace: they grow vigorously, provide shade, and look beautiful with their flowers and fruit

If you have a large terrace, a big balcony, or a rooftop garden with enough space, don't waste it. Plant a few flowers and plants, and you can admire the pretty flowers while also harvesting delicious fruit. In summer, you can even put a lounge chair there and sit down, cozy and cool! If you have a rooftop terrace, just grow these plants: they grow like crazy, bloom and bear fruit, look beautiful, and provide shade:

Grapevine

This is a fruit tree that is very easy to grow and very suitable for terraces and balconies. If you grow it in a flower pot, choose a pot with a diameter greater than 30 cm, with drainage holes, and add plenty of base fertilizer, such as cow manure, chicken manure, or cake fertilizer.

The saplings can be grown from cuttings, or you can choose a high-quality seedling that bears a lot of fruit. After planting, remember to set up a trellis. Generally, it will bear fruit in the second or third year.

Honeysuckle

The easiest climbing flowering plant to grow, as easy to keep alive as climbing roses and roses. Basically, just take a branch from outside, stick it into the soil in a flower pot as a cutting, and within half a month it will grow roots and sprout.

As long as you regularly water it with fertilizer water, with deep soil and plenty of sunlight, it can climb several meters long, and when it blooms, it is fragrant and beautiful.

Ginkgo

It can be grown from seed, or from grafted young seedlings. Ginkgo leaves are beautiful, turning golden yellow in autumn, and it can also produce fruit.

It likes an environment with plenty of sunlight. Grow it on a terrace with good ventilation, and fertilize once a month during the growing season. Choose leaf mold or nutrient soil, and add some sand or chaff ash. It can grow especially vigorously.

Fig

It can also be propagated from branch cuttings. The seedling grown from a cutting does not need grafting and can bear fruit after one year.

Usually, just don't let figs sit in waterlogged conditions. If grown in a pot, repot it into a larger pot once every two years.

Give it some organic fertilizer in spring and autumn, and the branches and leaves will grow very vigorously. The fruit will hang all over the branches.

Passion fruit

A single branch can be used for cuttings, and it can be grown in any region as long as the temperature is not especially low.

It climbs quickly, and its fruit hangs like little bells. With fertile soil and good ventilation, it can simply grow into a shade canopy.

Plant one, and it really bears so much fruit you can't finish eating it all.